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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1942
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a location but provides no coherent event or details to summarize into a full news item. No verifiable actions, dates, or entities are present to establish a factual card.
The Corry Evening Journal discusses wartime attitudes and linguistic habits. It contrasts American restraint with Nazi overstatement and urges steadiness, endurance, and hardiness to face global threats. It cites remarks on material shortages and national temperament with calls to unite Britain, America, Russia, and China against barbarism.
Reports last evening said a launch locating the fatality boat tied to two loyal toys lost at Chautauqua Lake Sunday. Sheriff Brown noted the era of the incident remains unclear. Corry sweltered under extreme heat with temperatures 92 to 95, and 118 at the Maple Avenue gas plant. Mrs Elmer Ford of Columbus learned her son Lieut Olin Ford was killed in action in 1918 and his body would be brought for interment. Corry’s summer Chautauqua closed with a revue and Dr Allen Albert lecture on New Social Influences. Friends of Mrs Jane Richmond Borden Hotchkiss were shocked at her death in Bridgeport Connecticut, her body washing ashore at Fairfield Beach. Hon D L Raymond of Coudersport, uncle to Mrs G Morrgaridge, died after a stroke at age 90 after visiting here previously.
The column argues there is no rationing of vacation time and travel need not be long. It suggests staying near home can be enjoyable, warns crowded resorts may not be restful, and promotes organized ranch activities for rest. It ends with safety tips: moderate exercise and sun exposure, proper meals, adequate sleep, and swimming only with a companion.
A fragment titled Daily Quiz offers seven test questions about naval history and military transport. The readable bits mention the Aleutian Islands and Dutch Harbor, the Lexington in the Coral Sea, and US troop transport in daylight hours.
Community bulletin covers Navy Yard appointments for Philadelphia and Meadville ties, local engagements, naval postings, theater and sports notes, and social updates. Includes Meadvill e and Corry personalities, pool opening, school staff, and regional happenings from wartime era.
Questions mix about horse nicknames monks hunters tribes and Roman legends. The set asks who is credited with saving Rome guarding a bridge the four Allied powers and the largest body of water.
Hoes Westein or hood and choles prices drifted with week-ago levels as cattle and veal moved unevenly. Dry red steers and yearlings weakened while cows and bulls slipped. calves scarce with vealers firm. Spring lambs scarce and prices mixed. New York stock market hints and Pittsburgh produce notes accompany the week’s market snapshot.
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